LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — Lake County Health Services has issued an update on available resources for community members impacted by the Boyles fire.

The fire, which began on Sunday afternoon, has destroyed 30 structures and burned more than 81 acres, and continues to displace many residents on the eastern side of the city.

Evacuation center: An evacuation center has been established at Twin Pine Casino, located at 22223 Highway 29, Middletown. Lake County Animal Care and Control is stationed at the evacuation center to assist guests with animal companions, providing food and pet supplies. Please check in with the Red Cross at the Evacuation Center for an accurate headcount and further assistance.

Partnership Health Member Services Hotline: Partnership Health Members affected by the Boyles fire can contact the Member Services hotline at 800-863-4155 for guidance and assistance tailored to their specific needs. Partnership HealthPlan is also coordinating with local pharmacies to ensure a seven-day emergency supply of medications for affected individuals.

Medical provider coordination: Residents with existing medical providers are encouraged to contact their provider directly for non-emergency medical needs to avoid overwhelming emergency medical services.

Transportation assistance: For Partnership Health Members requiring assistance with transportation due to the Boyles Fire, the Member Services hotline can help coordinate resources. Additionally, Konocti Unified School District is providing transportation assistance, with buses picking up riders at Clearlake City Hall, located at 14050 Olympic Drive.

Behavioral Health support: Lake County Behavioral Health Services is available to provide support to anyone affected by the Boyles Fire. Staff are available at the emergency center in Twin Pine Casino, and those experiencing an emergent Behavioral Health crisis may call 800-900-2075.

Stay Informed: Follow updates for the latest information on the Boyles fire at https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2024/9/8/boyles-fire and visit https://www.clearlake.ca.us/490/Boyles-Fire-Info-Resources for an updated list of resources.

For additional resources, please download the updated resource list at https://partnershiphp.org/Lake_EmergencyResponse.pdf.